In 2003, Fogarty co-founded the " occasional art collective " called The Blacksmoke Organisation, generally referred to as Blacksmoke, along with James Cauty ( KLF, K Foundation, Cautese Nationál Postal Disservice ).

By their own account, neither Drummond nor Cauty kept any of the money that they made as The KLF ; it was all ploughed back into their extravagant productions.

This money represented the bulk of the K Foundation's funds, earned by Drummond and Cauty as The KLF, one of the United Kingdom's most successful pop groups of the early 1990s.

The K Foundation's art campaign, Money: A Major Body Of Cash, failed to attract major gallery interest so, on 23 August 1994, Drummond and Cauty disposed of their one million pounds in an alternate fashion: they burnt it on the Scottish island of Jura.

ENT also worked on the abandoned KLF album The Black Room ( the KLF had previously released an ambient album called The White Room ), but when Drummond and KLF co-member Jimmy Cauty announced the band's retirement, they also deleted the recordings.

Drummond and Cauty later went on to form the Illuminatus !- inspired electronica band The KLF.

As The KLF, Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty were the biggest selling singles act in the world for 1991.

* Rockman Rock, a pseudonym of Jimmy Cauty from electronic music group The KLF

It is documented that a founding member is The KLF co-founder Jimmy Cauty.

" As for the K Foundation ", the newspaper wrote, " it stands unmasked as the current performing face of those cherished old friends of pop pranksterdom, Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty ", formerly known as The KLF.

The Manual ( How to Have a Number One the Easy Way ) is a 1988 book by The Timelords ( Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty ), better known as The KLF.

In 2011, Currie married Jimmy Cauty ( formerly of The KLF ) and as of then was a trained upholsterer known professionally as " Miss Pokeno ".

Out of Paterson and Cauty's sessions at Trancentral studio, came Cauty and Bill Drummond's KLF album Chill Out ( which featured no credit to Paterson ).

* The first new recording from Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty ( better known as The KLF, but performing here as " One World Orchestra ") in over 2 years, " The Magnificent ": a drum and bass version of the theme tune from the film The Magnificent Seven, with vocal samples from DJ Fleka of Serbian radio station B92.

Founded by Bill Drummond ( alias King Boy D, Time Boy ) and Jimmy Cauty ( alias Rockman Rock, Lord Rock ) in 1987 in Liverpool, the KLF released two hip-hop oriented albums as The Justified Ancients of Mu Mu in 1987 & 1988, scored their first number one hit as the Timelords in mid-1988, and from 1989-1992 ( as the KLF ) scored a series of worldwide hits and two ground-breaking albums released on their own KLF Communications label.

Bill Drummond designed sets for the show, and it was eventually seen ( when it moved to London, with Bill Nighy then joining the cast ) by the young Jimmy Cauty.

K Foundation Burn a Million Quid was an action that took place on 23 August 1994, in which the K Foundation ( an art duo consisting of Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty ) burned cash in the amount of one million pounds sterling on the Scottish island of Jura.

In August 1995, the film — Watch the K Foundation Burn a Million Quid — was toured around the UK, with Drummond and Cauty engaging each audience in debate about the burning and its meaning.

The 1994 K Foundation award was an award given by the K Foundation ( Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty ) to the " worst artist of the year ".

It was founded mainly by The Orb members Alex Paterson and Jimmy Cauty.

The full result ( without the assumption of local convexity ) was finally proven by Robert Cauty in 2001.

In the wake of these somewhat academic explorations, Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty, entered the arena in 1987 with an album of plunderphony which, while still serving as a critical reflection on the nature of pop music and the power and potential of the sampler, upped the ante by being ( almost ) music one could dance to as well as think about.

In an interview with Drummond, Cauty and Gimpo, Gimpo admitted to harbouring guilt about the million pounds burning ; that if he'd burnt Whiteread's £ 40, 000 the million pounds burning would never have happened.

In 1999 the Australian Senate Joint Standing Committee on Treaties was told by Professor Desmond Ball that the Pine Gap facility was used as a ground station for a satellite-based interception network.

The Australian High Commission in Suva told Bainimarama that his threats are not " the proper role for the military in a democracy.

An Australian linguist, R. M. W. Dixon, recording Aboriginal myths in their original languages, encountered coincidences between some of the landscape details being told about within various myths, and scientific discoveries being made about the same landscapes.

While Craig Nicholls had talked of having a highly produced album, he told the Australian edition of Rolling Stone in March 2004 that they decided to stick to a less-is-more philosophy.

During his promotional tour for Stories I Only Tell My Friends, Lowe told Australian radio show The Kyle & Jackie O Show that during his five day press visit to Australia in 1990, he was so badly affected by the overuse of pain-killers that the only two things he remembers from the trip was being at the Sydney Zoo and getting a tattoo.

" He now feels inspired by the word of God and would like to take part in the week of reconciliation ," the source told the Australian Associated Press.

Smith was believed to have first told the story to the public in an exclusive interview on the biographical documentary series Australian Story on March 2005.

They have already accepted Howard who told a blatant lie ", a reference to the " Children overboard " scandal during the run-up to the 2001 Australian elections.

Tennis Australia, not being happy with his lack of match play and unwillingness to play the Australian Open wildcard playoff, told him that he would not be given any special treatment and would have to earn his wildcard.

Savalas appeared on the Australian supernatural television show The Extraordinary, where he told a personal ghost story similar to The Vanishing Hitchhiker.

Deakin, although a loyal Imperialist, believed that Australian parliaments should be sovereign in Australia, and bluntly told Northcote so.

But thanks for coming in, I just wanted to meet you .’ He told me he wanted me for Gallipoli a couple of years later because I wasn't the archetypal Australian.

Utilizing extensive archival research, and broad consultation, including 27 original interviews with key industry players involved with the AFI since the 1950s ( including Dr George Miller, Phillip Adams and Barry Jones ), the book makes a major contribution to Australian screen history through the testimony of those who were there, observers and historians, who offer readers an understanding of Australian film history from a never before told AFI ‘ insiders ’ perspective.

In February 1803, Matthew Flinders in the Investigator met six prahus with 20-25 men each on board and was told that there were 60 prahus then on the north Australian coast.

An online biography based on the O ' Dwyer and Randolph books asserts that the engine Whitehead purportedly used in Pittsburgh attracted the attention of Australian aeronautical pioneer, Lawrence Hargrave, who in 1889 invented a rotary engine: " This steam machine was so ingenious that several years later Lawrence Hargrave told of using miniature designs of " Weisskopf-style " steam machines, as well as the " Weisskopf System " for his model trials in Australia.

" Each of them said something about us, and told the rest of the world this is what popular culture sounds like, and it has an Australian accent.

During the second match, Boycott allegedly told Basil D ' Oliveira, the latter having just announced that he had worked out the action of Australian spinner Johnny Gleeson, that he had " sorted that out a fortnight ago.

His family was displeased, his daughter | Adi Ateca Ganilau told the Times, that the same government that was working to release from prison persons convicted of offences related to the coup which deposed him, was also promoting an independent biography to be written by Australian academic Derrick Scarr, formerly of the Australian National University.

Andrew Wilson, then the president of the PYL's Sydney branch, told the Herald that McBeth had founded the Australian branch of the Volksfront organisation.

While Craig Nicholls had talked of having a highly produced album, he told the Australian edition of Rolling Stone in March 2004 that they decided to stick to a less-is-more philosophy.

On the unsuccessful 1964 climb, Dave Roots chickens had brought back a photograph of the insect, which the Australian Museum told him they thought was extinct.

He has said that his political ideology was moulded by his university experience, during which, he says, he was told that his exam results would not be credited unless he joined the Australian Union of Students, saying " I found the notion of " no ticket, no start " to be repulsive and obnoxious and still do ".